All decisions
about 440 Board decisions about Candlestick Park, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Sunset Scavenger land for Candlestick Park roads sent to committee
- City buys $147,075 land from Sunset Scavenger for Candlestick roads
- Van Dyke, Yosemite and Carroll Avenues listed, with no action recorded
- Special turns set for traffic before and after Candlestick Park events
- One-way traffic pattern set for Jamestown Avenue and nearby streets around Candlestick Park on daytime and evening event days.
- Purchase of property from [name withheld] for $3,875 for Candlestick Park access roads approved.
- Supervisor Blake's motion requesting weekly progress reports on the Candlestick Park baseball stadium construction was adopted without objection.
- Weekly progress reports on Candlestick Park stadium construction requested
- Proposed lease of the Candlestick Park parking plaza to [name withheld], Inc. was referred to the Finance Committee.
- A lessee wins the Candlestick Park parking lease, second reading
- Mayor's departments asked to submit Candlestick Park progress reports, as Supervisor Blake requested; request granted.
- Parking banned on Candlestick Park access roads, passed second reading
- Parking and standing were banned on access roads around Candlestick Park, finally passed by the Board.
- Parking ban on Candlestick Park access roads approved
- Parking banned on Tunnel Avenue during Candlestick Park events
- Candlestick Park event-day hours passed for second reading
- Parking banned on Tunnel Avenue during Candlestick Park events
- Candlestick Park event-day hours rule approved
- Supervisor Blake asked the Mayor, Controller, Stadium Inc. and architects to report on Candlestick Park's completion; request was sent.
- $23,500 for Candlestick Park traffic controls sent to committee
- $79,000 for Candlestick Park improvements sent to the finance committee
- Board adopted a resolution congratulating city employees and urging public participation in Public Employees Week.
- Emergency $6,937 security funding for Candlestick Park was referred to the Finance Committee.
- $185,245 for Candlestick Park improvements sent to the finance committee
- Candlestick Park security money sent to Finance Committee.
- Candlestick Park traffic control money: first vote only.
- Candlestick Park improvements of $79,000 put on hold.
- Board adopted Resolution 130-60 authorizing the Public Works Director to finish additional work at Candlestick Park quickly.
- $23,500 for Candlestick Park traffic controls passes second reading
- Board passed on first reading a $185,245 appropriation for improvements to Candlestick Park.
- Board of Supervisors finally passed $185,245 for necessary improvements to Candlestick Park, run by Recreation and Park.
- Traffic control work for Candlestick Park approved
- Candlestick Park improvement money; final vote not shown here.
- Hollister Street proposed for closing inside Candlestick Park
- City buys $210 Southern Pacific land for Candlestick Park roads
- Hours tied to Candlestick Park events passed for second reading
- More intersections allowed to have triple turning lanes
- Hearing set on proposed vacation of Hollister Street and other streets within Candlestick Park.
- [name withheld] swaps land for a sewer between Carver and Bradford
- Supervisor Blake asked the Recreation and Park Department to study acquiring Navy floats for boat landings at Candlestick Park.
- Municipal Railway commended for efficiently carrying the opening-day crowd to Candlestick Park.
- Supervisor Casey asked the Clerk to commend the Police Department for handling traffic at Candlestick Park's opening day.
- A proposal to rename Candlestick Park as Harney Stadium at Candlestick Park was raised; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Portions of Hollister, Jamestown and Coleman Streets listed, no action stated
- Police may now erect off-center traffic lane signs on Paul Avenue near Candlestick Park, between Third Street and San Bruno Avenue.
- Parking banned on Third Street and Paul Avenue near Candlestick Park during events; passed for second reading.
- Hours tied to Candlestick Park events finally passed
- A $7,700 emergency appropriation for maintaining and repairing Candlestick Park was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Board granted a request that police help ease traffic at Candlestick Park until a control tower is built.
- $7,700 Candlestick Park repairs put off for now.
- Recreation and Park's $7,700 appropriation for Candlestick Park repairs was continued for one week.
- $7,700 Candlestick Park repairs approved, split by type of work
- Stadium repair money split by type of work; change approved
- Meeting pause to Thursday approved
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Emergency safety work at Candlestick Park was approved to continue under the Director of Public Works.
- Street-cleaning money trimmed from $13,073 to $12,920
- Left turns into Ingerson Avenue barred after Candlestick Park games
- Proposed ban on advertising on streets in the Candlestick Park area was continued one week for a City Attorney opinion.
- Ordinance limiting advertising and scoreboards at Candlestick Park passed for second reading, as amended.
- Proposed ban on advertising on streets around Candlestick Park was amended to allow signs inside the stadium enclosure.
- A final passage vote with no subject on this page
- Corner of Geary Boulevard and Thirty-sixth Avenue limited to single houses
- Condemnation proceedings against [name withheld] and others were dismissed by city ordinance in four Superior Court actions.
- Fares adopted for travel to and from Candlestick Park
- Public hearing held on the Public Utilities Commission plan to revise Muni fares to and from Candlestick Park.
- Board adopted a finding that Muni needs a tax subsidy tied to the Candlestick Park fare change.
- Supervisor Ferdon's request to study how the public is told Candlestick Park traffic rules apply only in baseball season was referred to the Police Committee.
- Resolution to declare an emergency and speed construction of batters' background at Candlestick Park was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $45,000 appropriation for batters' background at Candlestick Park was sent back to Finance Committee.
- $45,000 for the Candlestick Park batters' background passed for second reading
- Emergency Candlestick Park batting backdrop work approved
- $45,000 for batters' background at Candlestick Park was approved after being postponed, with Supervisor Blake voting no.
- Emergency resolution lets the Public Works director quickly build batters' background at Candlestick Park; adopted, Blake voting no.
- $45,000 approved for Candlestick Park batting backdrop
- Candlestick Park lease to the Watchtower Society passed for second reading
- Candlestick Park lease to the Watchtower Society finally passed
- $20,000 for Candlestick Park repairs passed for second reading
- $20,000 for Candlestick Park repairs approved
- No-stopping zones at [name withheld] set near Candlestick Park
- Recreation and Park's $55,000 wind study at Candlestick Park passed for second reading; Halley voted no.
- Passed final reading appropriating $55,000 from Recreation and Park for a wind study at Candlestick Park.
- Supervisor Blake asked Stadium, Inc. for the results of negotiations with the City on Candlestick Park repairs.
- $15,000 for Candlestick Park repairs passed for second reading
- Supervisor Blake wants the full cost of Candlestick Park
- Approves $15,000 from Recreation and Park funds for maintenance and repair of Candlestick Park Stadium.
- Candlestick Park parking lot to be leased out for public parking
- Candlestick Park upkeep money cut to $47,446; first vote only.
- Board finally passed $47,446 for maintenance and repairs at Candlestick Park Stadium, funded through the Recreation and Park Department.
- $17,600 for Candlestick Park stadium repairs; awaiting final vote.
- Board adopted a resolution on the proposed Olympic Village near Candlestick Park, with housing questions left for later review.
- Recreation and Park Department receives $17,600 for maintenance, repairs and improvements at Candlestick Park Stadium, passed into law.
- Supervisor Tinney asked the Chief Administrative Officer and Recreation and Park Commission to study extra exits from Candlestick Park.
- Candlestick Park parking lot run by a firm; not yet final.
- Operation of the Candlestick Park parking plaza leased to [name withheld], Inc. after a finance committee bid award; ordinance finally passed.
- Supervisor Casey asked the Public Utilities Commission to consider cutting bus fares to Candlestick Park for school children.
- Left turns banned at Paul Avenue after Candlestick Park events
- Parking banned on Salinas Avenue on Candlestick Park event days
- No stopping on North Salinas Avenue during Candlestick Park events
- Streets near Candlestick Park closed 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on September 14 and 15, 1963 for [name withheld] of Commerce road races; adopted.
- [name withheld] of Commerce granted use of Candlestick Park parking lot for Jaycee Candlestick road races on September 14-15, 1963; passed for second reading.
- [name withheld] of Commerce allowed to use Candlestick Park parking lot for road races, passed on final reading.
- The Board voted to commend the San Francisco Junior Chamber of Commerce for sponsoring road races at Candlestick Park.
- Study of a dome over Candlestick Park for wind problems approved
- Freeway and Candlestick Park sign rules sent to committee.
- An appropriation for Municipal Court reference books was passed for second reading.
- [name withheld] of Commerce agreement to use Candlestick Park parking lot area was finally passed by the Board.
- City proposed buying land from Chas. [name withheld], Inc. for $92,542.93 for Candlestick Park access roads, and dismissing eminent domain proceedings.
- $127,148 to [name withheld] for Candlestick Park access roads, second reading
- Streets near Candlestick Park closed for charity road race
- Streets near Candlestick Park to close for August road races
- Board proposes buying property from [name withheld] for $127,148.52 for Candlestick Park access roads, passed on first reading.
- Official request to mark United Nations Day and Week approved
- City asks Parks Commission for progress report on Candlestick elephant train
- Several streets near Candlestick Park closed on August 7 and 8, 1965 for the Candlestick Park road races.
- Streets near Candlestick Park closed for two August days
- City Attorney to review the Candlestick Park race contract after deaths
- Freeway and Candlestick Park sign rules advanced on a carried motion
- Official city key rules approved
- Ordinance repealing sign rules along freeways, certain streets and around Candlestick Park passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed a companion ordinance amending and repealing Building Code sign rules for freeways and certain streets.
- Candlestick Park parking lot lease vote delayed.
- Proposed lease of the Candlestick Park Parking Plaza for a public off-street parking facility, with bid forms, was taken up again by the Board.
- Free Candlestick Park parking asked for [name withheld] drivers carrying veterans
- Supervisor Blake asked the Recreation and Park Commission and Parking Authority for free parking near Candlestick Park for [name withheld] drivers bringing veterans; the request was granted.
- Proposal to approve in principle San Francisco Stadium, Inc.'s offer to help finance Candlestick Park expansion.
- Board considers approving in principle San Francisco Stadium, Inc.'s offer to improve and expand Candlestick Park Stadium; amendments proposed.
- Board asked the Controller for Candlestick Park attendance and break-even figures before any stadium expansion bonds.
- Lease to run Candlestick Park parking lot still undecided.
- Excelsior parking lot land buy passed first step only.
- Candlestick Park parking plaza leased to a private operator
- Report on Candlestick Park stadium expansion plans requested
- Supervisor Ertola asked for a report on whether the baseball park should go at Candlestick Park or downtown.
- $14,500 for records center costs sent to committee.
- Candlestick Park expansion amended to require competitive bidding
- Candlestick Park expansion offer sent to the finance committee
- Associated Indemnity and two others allowed part of Spring Street sidewalk
- Candlestick Park expansion offer approved, with changes
- Board asks Candlestick expansion to include wheelchair spaces for veterans
- Special peak-period traffic operation set on Third Street near Candlestick Park
- Proposed $195,000 for architect plans to rehabilitate and expand Candlestick Park, split out for separate consideration.
- $195,000 for Candlestick Park expansion plans approved
- Cut of $303,000 for Candlestick architects voted down
- Stadium group's offer for artificial turf at Candlestick Park approved
- Preliminary drawings and $9,123,723 cost estimates for the Candlestick Park Stadium expansion were approved.
- Proposed amended leases with San Francisco Stadium, Inc. and artificial turf at Candlestick Park were referred to Finance Committee.
- Candlestick Park expansion passes second reading despite objections on priorities
- Amended agreement and leases to expand Candlestick Park Stadium passed for second reading by a 9-2 vote.
- Earlier vote rescinded, Candlestick Park agreement finally passed again
- Measure approved after a second vote
- Candlestick Park stadium improvements and lease deal approved
- Candlestick Park stadium deal approved, later undone
- Emergency Hospital Service name change moves to final vote.
- Proposed amended agreements to improve and expand Candlestick Park Stadium, under a lease with San Francisco Stadium, Inc., were taken up.
- Change to park lease wording approved
- Movable Candlestick Park seating plans sent to committee.
- Movable stands at Candlestick Park get final designs and costs approved
- Plans for phase two at Candlestick Park Stadium proposed
- Candlestick Park special fares proposed; final vote not shown.
- $4,500 for a mini-park at Alemany Housing sent to committee
- Supervisor von Beroldingen moved to pass a plan raising the hotel room tax to fund Candlestick Park stadium costs, conditional on Board approval.
- Stadium service charge proposed on teams using Candlestick Park
- Board passed on first reading a supplemental park lease with San Francisco Stadium, Inc. and approved sale of its Series B bonds for Candlestick Park.
- Board passed on first reading a stadium operator admission tax of fifty cents per event to fund Candlestick Park improvements.
- Hotel tax raised to 5.5%; a tenth goes to Candlestick
- Hotel room tax to rise from 5% to 5.5% from January 1, 1971, with revenue set aside for Candlestick Park improvements.
- Hotel tax rises to 5.5%, with money for Candlestick and Yerba Buena
- Supervisor Tamaras asked Police and Recreation departments to curb drunkenness and violence at Candlestick Park during games.
- Candlestick Park revenue to cover its own rent and upkeep
- Supervisor Francois referred to the Finance Committee the city's liability for nonprofit attorney fees tied to Candlestick Park.
- Board passed for second reading a $261,929 appropriation for various departments, rescinding $67,529, including Candlestick Park interchange and Firehouse No. 33 land.
- Study ordered on how sewer charge hits homes and offices
- The Board sent a proposal to pay taxes on a new Candlestick Park scoreboard back to the Finance Committee.
- The Board declared the City will pay taxes and insurance on a new Candlestick Park scoreboard.
- [name withheld] small boat marina caught by rezoning near Candlestick Park
- South Bayshore area property rezoned from M-2 to R-1-D and R-2 near Candlestick Park, finally passed.
- Supervisor Mendelsohn asked the Recreation and Park Commission to fix the wet, unsafe astroturf at Candlestick Park.
- Lease of the Candlestick Park Parking Plaza to National Exhibition proposed
- Candlestick Park lease passed for second reading without competitive bids
- Candlestick Park Parking Plaza lease to [name withheld] proposed
- Candlestick Park Parking Plaza lease to [name withheld] proposed
- Hotel tax money set aside for Yerba Buena arena.
- $90,000 sought for Candlestick Park upkeep and $5,000 for Telegraph Hill
- Hotel tax split shifted slightly from Candlestick Park to arena
- $90,000 sought for Candlestick Park upkeep and $5,000 for Telegraph Hill
- More hotel tax for Yerba Buena, less for Candlestick Park, proposed
- $1,000 sought for baseball tow-away calendars around Candlestick Park
- $1,000 sought for baseball tow-away calendars around Candlestick Park
- Candlestick Park concession deal sent to committee
- Candlestick Park concessions to go to Stevens California Enterprises
- No parking on Gilroy Street during Candlestick Park events
- Lease of the Candlestick Park Parking Plaza to National Exhibition proposed
- San Francisco Stadium asked for a new Candlestick Park parking offer
- Supervisors questioned Candlestick Park's few events and contract awards
- Parking to be banned on Candlestick Park access roads during events
- No parking or stopping on Candlestick access roads during events
- Proposed cut in city's Candlestick parking share to 88% delayed.
- Stadium refinancing offer approved in principle; parking to be explored
- Decision moved to April 1, 1974 for reconsideration.
- Office space at Candlestick Park proposed for San Francisco Stadium
- Candlestick Park stadium office lease put off until April 8.
- Office space at Candlestick Park proposed for San Francisco Stadium
- Candlestick Park stadium bond refinancing moves forward, not final.
- Candlestick Park stadium lease and bond refinancing approved
- Supervisor Francois's request for a hearing on a 50 cent Candlestick Park ticket surcharge was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Tax cancellation sought on state land at Candlestick Park
- Supervisor Kopp asked the City Attorney for a progress report on litigation over $1.2 million surplus at Candlestick Park stadium bonds.
- Hearings sought on keeping the Giants at Candlestick Park
- Plan to bar parking on Candlestick Park access roads at events.
- Hearings requested on Candlestick Park, including the Giants' obligations to the City; referred to Legislative and Personnel Committee.
- No stopping or parking on Candlestick Park access roads during events
- Deadline to award Candlestick Park gas tank contract extended.
- City Attorney asked to sue the Giants over Candlestick Park rent
- Supervisor Francois asked for a hearing on promoting outside events at Candlestick Park, and the request was referred to Finance Committee.
- Tow-away zones and crosswalk closings enacted near Candlestick Park
- Natural grass urged to replace Candlestick Park's artificial turf
- Letter sent to Public Works about dirty Candlestick streets
- Nelder asked that replacing Candlestick Park artificial turf with natural grass go to a joint committee, with a hearing set for November 17, 1976.
- Supervisor Nelder's petition favouring grass over Astroturf at Candlestick Park was referred to the Urban and Consumer Affairs Committee.
- Candlestick Park stadium expansion financing approved in principle
- Hearing requested on traffic control rules around Candlestick Park, and the request was sent to the Fire, Safety and Police Committee.
- Candlestick Park measure put off over a fully-enclosed stadium clause
- Natural grass sought to replace the artificial turf at Candlestick Park
- Candlestick Park stadium decision delayed to August 22.
- Natural grass sought to replace the artificial turf at Candlestick Park
- Candlestick Park leases and bond refunding proposed with Bank of America
- City policy: Candlestick Park should not become fully enclosed
- Clause adopted saying Candlestick Park must not be fully enclosed
- City policy: Candlestick Park should not become fully enclosed.
- Candlestick Park stadium bonds refinanced; stadium lease updated
- Candlestick Park parking lease gets first approval.
- Lease proposed for running the Candlestick Park parking plaza
- Measure voted down; Budget Analyst asked about Candlestick Park use
- Park department accepts gifts of equipment, a tree and cash
- Clerk to send Budget Analyst's report on Candlestick Park revenues from the Giants and 49ers to Recreation and Park.
- Park concession money sought to resurface Candlestick Park
- Park concession money sought to resurface Candlestick Park
- Candlestick Park rule change moved forward; subject not in record.
- $868,000 sought to replace the turf at Candlestick Park
- Amendment moved to drop "playing field" from the Candlestick Park rule
- Park concession money sought to resurface Candlestick Park
- Board passed an $868,000 appropriation for replacing turf at Candlestick Park, 10 to 1.
- Supervisor Milk asked the Chief of Police to explain reported detentions of suspects near Candlestick Park; no objection, clerk directed to comply.
- $8,500 sought for a baseball field cover at Candlestick Park
- Candlestick Park tax and rent money advances to next step.
- $99,269 sought for Candlestick Park taxes and rent
- $99,269 sought for Candlestick Park taxes and rent
- $9,625 sought to fit Candlestick Park elevators for fire emergencies
- $9,625 sought to fit Candlestick Park elevators for fire emergencies
- $28,000 accepted to rebuild the North [name withheld] Windmill
- Marina Yacht Harbor vehicle upkeep money, awaiting final vote.
- $2,203 sought for fuel and lubricants at Candlestick Park
- $17,074 for Emergency Services supplies sent to committee.
- $149,100 for park capital projects advanced, not yet final.
- $267,000 for Candlestick Park field and seating work advanced.
- Candlestick Park field improved and seating moved
- $23,000 sought for Candlestick Park supplies and upkeep
- $23,000 sought for Candlestick Park supplies and upkeep
- Parking ban proposed in the Candlestick Park parking lot
- Parking ban proposed in the Candlestick Park parking lot
- Kopp and Horanzy asked for hearings on Recreation and Park rent at St. Francis Yacht Club and Giants concession revenue at Candlestick Park.
- Supervisors Silver and Ward asked for a hearing on Jamestown Avenue residents' concerns about Candlestick Park traffic; referred to committee.
- Letter commends Recreation and Park Commission staff for their work preparing the field at Candlestick Park.
- Supervisor Hongisto's proposal to study building a dome over Candlestick Park was referred to the Urban and Consumer Affairs Committee.
- Stop signs proposed at intersections near Candlestick Park
- Recreation and Park Department accepted gifts from various donors, including $20,000 from the San Francisco Forty Niners for Candlestick Park turf maintenance.
- Supervisors Kopp and Nelder asked whether the [name withheld] concert at Candlestick Park should be cancelled; referred to the Fire, Safety and Police Committee.
- Supervisors Ward and Kennedy's request for a hearing on Candlestick Park concession procedures was referred to the Urban and Consumer Affairs Committee.
- Supervisor Nelder's request for a hearing on Board approval of any lease of Candlestick Park or Kezar Stadium was referred to committee.
- Nelder asked for a hearing on game-time traffic directions on Harney Way near Candlestick Park; referred to committee.
- Support proposed for a long-range Candlestick Park access plan
- Four-week trial of game-day traffic rules proposed at Candlestick Park
- Supervisor Kopp asked for a hearing on cutting Candlestick Park's hotel tax revenue share from 6.23% to 3%; referred to committee.
- $500 gift offered for outfits for the Candlestick Park Sodbusters
- Support proposed for a long-range Candlestick Park access plan
- Four-week trial of game-day traffic rules proposed at Candlestick Park
- Board adopted as amended a policy supporting Long-Range Plan No. VII for Candlestick Park access, keeping Muni service.
- Supervisor Nelder asked for a study of cleaning up Candlestick Park's drainage, lighting and seats; the request was referred to committee.
- Trial traffic rules proposed at Candlestick Park on game days
- Trial traffic rules proposed at Candlestick Park on game days
- $1,368,000 sought for Candlestick Park recreation projects
- Trial traffic rules proposed at Candlestick Park on game days
- $1,368,000 sought for Candlestick Park recreation projects
- Trial traffic rules proposed at Candlestick Park on game days
- Traffic rules for pre- and postgame crowds at Candlestick Park during a four-week trial were adopted with amendments.
- Little Hollywood Improvement Association asked that Alana Way and Harney Way be closed after Candlestick Park events; referred to committee.
- Hongisto asked the City Attorney whether a proposed $300,000 stadium study paid from the Candlestick Park special fund is legal.
- Candlestick Park stadium study budget put off to December
- Consideration of $300,000 for a Candlestick Park stadium feasibility study was continued to December 13, 1982.
- $300,000 sought for a new stadium and Candlestick Park study
- Candlestick Park stadium study budget put off to December
- $300,000 sought for a new stadium and Candlestick Park study
- Adopted a resolution accepting $60,000 in gifts for Recreation and Park programs and Candlestick Park turf maintenance.
- Lease proposed for the Candlestick Park parking plaza
- Lease proposed for the Candlestick Park parking plaza
- Supervisors request letters and studies on Candlestick Park and traffic safety
- Fifty deteriorated roof girder connections to be fixed at Candlestick Park
- $274,000 for the ParKing Authority's parking meter program passed on first reading.
- $30,000 sought for Candlestick Park work by other departments
- Ordinance appropriating $1,064,000 for structural repairs at Candlestick Park finally passed.
- High voltage switching gear at Candlestick Park to be reset
- $30,000 sought for Candlestick Park work by other departments
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Recreation and Park Department whether safety nets could be extended from the bleachers at Candlestick Park.
- Board requested hearing on traffic flow and officer supervision during games at Candlestick Park; referred to committee.
- Board requested hearing on operation of Candlestick Park's scoreboard and sound system; referred to Culture and Recreation Committee.
- Silver proposed that the Stadium Task Force cost out a new Candlestick Park stadium with transit and Hunters Point jobs.
- Supervisor Nelder asked for funds to add restrooms at Candlestick Park; sent to the Finance Committee.
- Molinari asks for a hearing on Candlestick Park's scoreboard, sound system and food operations; referred to committee.
- Opposition to $30 million for Candlestick Park sent to committee
- Policy against polluting Candlestick Park work sent to committee
- A Candlestick Park measure is referred to committee
- Opposition to $30 million for Candlestick Park sent to committee
- Candlestick Park work harming the environment opposed, called from committee
- Proposal by seven supervisors to establish a San Francisco Small Business Commission was referred to Planning, Housing and Development Committee.
- Opposition to $30 million for Candlestick Park put forward
- Resolution 448-85 was adopted by the Board; its subject is not printed on these pages.
- City policy against damaging Candlestick Park renovations proposed
- Opposition to $30 million for Candlestick Park put forward
- Supervisor Nelder asks for a hearing on designating disabled parking spaces in Section D of Candlestick Park.
- Candlestick Park deal with the Forty-niners sent to committee
- $738,000 moved to Candlestick Park improvements from maintenance
- Candlestick Park stadium deal with the Forty-Niners proposed
- Candlestick Park stadium deal with the Forty Niners proposed
- $738,000 moved to Candlestick Park improvements from maintenance
- Supervisor Kopp proposed $4,000,000 for Candlestick Park improvements, funded by rescinding $2,860,000; referred to Finance Committee.
- $4,063,000 sought for Candlestick Park improvements from other capital budgets
- Ordinance rescinding $5,415,420 from various departments' salary and operating budgets for fiscal 1985-86 passed for second reading as amended.
- Forty Niners' Candlestick Park lease changes sent to the finance committee
- Candlestick Park lease changes proposed with the Forty-Niners
- Candlestick Park lease changes proposed with the Forty Niners
- New toilets and press box to be built at Candlestick Park
- Supervisor Nelder requested a study of the cost and feasibility of domes at Candlestick Park; referred to committee.
- New suites, scoreboard and sound system sought at Candlestick Park
- Kennedy and Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft a law banning or restricting smoking in the Candlestick Park press box.
- Draft ordinance lets the Recreation and Park Department sign a Candlestick Park scoreboard equipment deal with Sony Corporation of America; referred to committee.
- $1,605,250 sought for repairs at Candlestick Park
- Supervisor Gonzalez's request on community views of rerouting airport traffic across Candlestick Park was referred to the Public Works Committee.
- Scoreboard deal for Candlestick Park proposed.
- Candlestick Park gets Sony scoreboard and equipment deal.
- Hearing requested on job impacts from alleged unfair labor practices at the Savino Butler Club in Candlestick Park; referred to Human Services Committee.
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $680,000 for Candlestick Park rehabilitation; referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed amendments to the Candlestick Park stadium lease with the San Francisco Forty-niners were referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Ward asked the committee to consider parking and mass transit improvements for Candlestick Park and nearby recreation sites; referred.
- $680,000 proposed for renovating Candlestick Park
- $680,000 proposed for renovating Candlestick Park
- Mayor urged over lost parking at Candlestick Park
- Supervisor Walker asked for a hearing on transportation for a Candlestick Park mass, referred to Public Works Committee.
- Police seek private land for security at a Candlestick Park celebration
- New rent proposed for [name withheld] at Candlestick Park
- $1,605,250 sought for repairs at Candlestick Park
- Inquiry into Candlestick luxury box costs and holders granted
- Repairs sought for the Candlestick Park escalators
- More time sought to award the Candlestick Park sound system contract
- Supervisors passed on first reading, as amended, a lease change giving new percentage rent on food sold in Candlestick Park luxury suites.
- Ordinance passed amending the [name withheld] food lease at Candlestick Park, setting new percentage rent for luxury suite food sales.
- A letter was ordered sent asking Recreation and Park whether fans may watch the [name withheld] on Candlestick Park's big screen.
- Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft legislation exempting land west of Candlestick Park from Proposition M limits.
- Ballot argument opposing an initiative on Candlestick Park improvement was referred to the Rules Committee.
- Supervisor Britt's request for rebuttal arguments on Proposition V, Candlestick Park improvement, was referred to the Rules Committee.
- Change proposed to the access roads for Candlestick Park events
- Traffic Code amended to alter access roads for events at Candlestick Park, finally passed.
- Supervisor Gonzalez asked the City Attorney to draft a resolution backing Bay Area bids to host 1994 World Cup matches at Candlestick Park.
- Chief Administrative Officer receives $12,750 for a city office building capital project, finally passed.
- $102,000 moved to the Candlestick Park pedestrian overpass
- Resolution endorsing the 1994 World Cup bid for matches at Candlestick Park was referred to the Immediate Adoption Calendar.
- Support proposed for the 1994 World Cup at Candlestick Park
- Summer day camp for teenagers urged at Candlestick Park
- Proposed third amendment to the city's stadium lease with the San Francisco Giants is pending before the Board.
- Board adopted a resolution urging the Recreation and Park Commission to start a summer day camp for children 13 and older at Candlestick Park.
- Giants proposed to run the Candlestick Park parking lot
- Giants proposed to run the Candlestick Park parking lot
- Giants proposed to run the Candlestick Park parking lot
- Giants proposed to run the Candlestick Park parking lot
- Supervisor Maher asked for a hearing on traffic control at Candlestick Park during events; referred to committee.
- Supervisor Kennedy asked the City Attorney to draft legislation prohibiting smoking at Candlestick Park.
- Recreation and Park Department would license Candlestick Park for 1994 World Cup soccer games; sent to Finance Committee.
- Candlestick Park proposed as a 1994 World Cup soccer venue
- Lease amendment with the San Francisco Giants passed, cutting City stadium revenue about $925,000 yearly through 1997.
- Deal proposed giving the Giants Candlestick Park scoreboard advertising revenue
- An amendment to the Candlestick Park lease with the San Francisco Giants cuts City revenue by about $925,000 a year, with an attendance rent proposal pending.
- Board passed an ordinance approving a Giants lease amendment at Candlestick Park, cutting city revenue about $925,000 yearly through 1997.
- Resolution urging the Recreation and Park Commission to set aside disabled parking at Candlestick Park; referred to committee.
- Giants' Candlestick parking deal, costing the city $1,150,000 yearly, referred
- Giants run Candlestick parking; city loses $1.15M a year
- Giants lease cuts Candlestick Park revenue by $925,000 a year
- The Giants' Candlestick Park lease amendment, no action on this page
- Resolution urging the Recreation and Park Department to hire prevailing-wage contractors for Candlestick Park renovations, referred to committee.
- Supervisor Alioto asked for a hearing on the City hiring Berrios Construction to remodel Candlestick Park; referred.
- Proposal to rescind the Candlestick Park parking agreement with the San Francisco Giants was tabled by the Board.
- The Giants' Candlestick Park lease amendment, no action on this page
- Giants lease cuts Candlestick Park revenue by $925,000 a year
- Giants lease change cuts city's Candlestick revenue by $925,000 yearly
- Proposal to contract out security at Candlestick Park to a private firm, because it would cost less, was referred to committee.
- Private security guards proposed for Candlestick Park
- Forty Niners' rent prepayment for Candlestick Park sent to committee
- Giants' rent prepayment for Candlestick Park sent to the budget committee
- Forty Niners' rent prepayment for Candlestick Park proposed
- Giants' rent prepayment for Candlestick Park proposed
- Candlestick Park lease change for stadium upgrades still pending.
- Forty Niners' rent prepayment for Candlestick Park proposed
- Giants' rent prepayment for Candlestick Park proposed
- Removing cigarette advertising from Candlestick Park sent to committee
- $650,000 to finish the Candlestick Park project sent to committee
- Mayor urged to remove cigarette advertising from Candlestick Park
- $650,000 proposed to finish work at Candlestick Park
- $650,000 proposed to finish work at Candlestick Park
- Letter sent asking about grape sales at Candlestick Park
- Big advertising signs at Candlestick Park sent to committee
- Big advertising signs proposed at Candlestick Park parking lots
- Big advertising signs proposed at Candlestick Park parking lots
- Removal of Marlboro advertising at Candlestick Park called for
- A hearing on the Mayor's plan to renovate Candlestick Park for the 1999 Superbowl was referred to the Budget Committee.
- Candlestick Park disability access talks sent to committee
- Board referred a hearing on the contract and legal issues of Giants management using replacement players at Candlestick Park.
- Waiver proposed in the Candlestick Park disability access claims
- $325,000 of 49ers rent sent to committee for Candlestick Park
- $325,000 of 49ers rent proposed for Candlestick Park improvements
- Board passed on second reading $44,718 for Rent Board salaries and services and $38,000 for new equipment.
- $49,101 for Candlestick Park lane signals sent to committee
- $49,101 proposed for the Candlestick Park overhead lane signals
- $49,101 proposed for the Candlestick Park overhead lane signals
- Second amendment extending the Candlestick Park parking lot agreement with the San Francisco Giants to December 31, 1999 was referred to committee.
- Giants' Candlestick Park parking deal proposed through 1999
- A penalty for parking violations on the Candlestick Park access road is proposed and sent to committee.
- $50 fine proposed for misusing the Candlestick Park access road
- Committee recommended as amended an ordinance setting a penalty for traffic violations on the Candlestick Park access road.
- Committee recommended a $50 penalty for violating the traffic rule on the Candlestick Park access road.
- Mayor proposes a tolling agreement extending time to arbitrate the maintenance condition of Candlestick Park stadium with the Forty Niners.
- $50 fine proposed for misusing the Candlestick Park access road
- Traffic rules changed on several streets, including new no-left-turn bans at Columbus Avenue and Filbert Street, and event-day limits at Candlestick Park.
- Turn bans at Columbus Avenue and transit lanes at Candlestick Park
- Turn restrictions after Candlestick Park events on several streets onto Ingerson Avenue were referred to the Land Use Committee.
- Turn rules after Candlestick Park events sent to committee
- Turn rules after Candlestick Park events adopted for Ingerson Avenue
- Proposed traffic rule changes at several San Francisco streets, including left-turn limits and bus-and-taxi lanes after Candlestick Park events.
- Supervisors ordered a November 2009 ballot measure letting the Recreation and Park Department sell naming rights to Candlestick Park.
- Proposed lease amendment lets San Francisco Forty Miners end the Candlestick Park stadium lease early for $1,000,000; sent to committee.
- Board approved amending the Candlestick Park Stadium lease with San Francisco Forty Miners, allowing early termination for $1,000,000.